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Date: Thu, 7-May-87 15:05:08 EDT
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Apple IIGS Monitor: Step, Trace, and Search

Step and Trace are not built into the Apple IIGS Monitor.

 

The format for the search command is

 

\<search string>\{<bank>/}<addr1>.<addr2>P

 

where <search string> is either a series of hexadecimal values or ASCII
text

delimited by single or double quotes. In addition, the entire search string

is separated from the search range with backslashes. <Bank> is optional
(as

the braces are meant to indicate) and specifies the memory bank in which
you

want to search. If you do include a bank number, then you must separate it

from <addr1> with a slash. <addr1> and <addr2> are the start and end of the

memory range of the search.

 

For example, for look for the location of the Apple IIgs startup message,

type:

 

\"Apple IIgs"\FF/0000.FFFFP

 

You should get

 

FF/F914:

 

as the response.

Apple Technical Communications